back again guys with my little qustions lol

[xxx_blue_xxx]

my question what is the write way ,

it's kind a weird

it's kind of weird

it's kind weird

?


the second qusetion is , could any one of you guys put perception and practically in a sentence each ? cause i still don't get the meaning of them


please if there is any grammar and spelling mistake of what i wrote above please let me know and correct me , cause really i wanna understand this languge 100%


thanks in advance

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by xxx_blue_xxx

my question what is the write way ,

it's kind a weird

it's kind of weird

it's kind weird

?


the second qusetion is , could any one of you guys put perception and practically in a sentence each ? cause i still don't get the meaning of them


please if there is any grammar and spelling mistake of what i wrote above please let me know and correct me , cause really i wanna understand this languge 100%


thanks in advance

kind of weird (informal)
or kinda weird (less formal than that)

You should try a dictionary for the meaning of words.

It is my perception that John is more impressed by practicality than idealism.

[xxx_blue_xxx]

thanks alot man

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by xxx_blue_xxx

thanks alot man

You're welcome, dude.

[JCrawf]

Originally Posted by xxx_blue_xxx

My question what is the right way ,

it's kind a weird

it's kind of weird

it's kind weird

?


the second qusetion is , could any one of you guys put perception and practically in a sentence each ? because i still don't get the meaning of them


please if there are any grammar or spelling mistakes in what i wrote above please let me know and correct me , because I really want to understand this languge 100%


thanks in advance

John rides an old bicycle and wears old clothes. He is wealthy, but people who don't know him have the perception that he is poor. (People who don't know him think he is poor).

Politicians should avoid even the perception of dishonesty. (Politicians shouldn't do anything that might make people think, rightly or wrongly, that they are dishonest)

"Practically" has several meanings. Most often it is used to mean "almost."
I was practically finished with my work before John offered to help me.

Regards

[xxx_blue_xxx]

thank you

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by xxx_blue_xxx

thank you

Sorry. I misread "practically" as "practicality".